Category: eHealth
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Happy Holidays!
FierceHealthIT will take its annual publisher’s holiday over the next two weeks and will return to its regular publishing schedule after the New Year on Jan. 5, 2015. However, be sure to visit… read more …read more
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5 notable health IT headlines in 2014
When it comes to health IT news, 2014 was a whopper. From government turmoil to data breach mayhem, several stories stood out. To that end, FierceHealthIT examined five of this year’s biggest headlines. … read more …read more
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CMS: ICD-10 testing reaches 87 percent accuracy
Acceptance rates during the November ICD-10 acknowledgement testing week improved to 87 percent, according to a Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announcement. read more …read more
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Challenges for data-centric future in public health
Participants in a workshop on upcoming challenges and opportunities in healthcare informatics worried that public health agencies (PHAs) aren’t keeping up, according to an article at eGEMS (Generating Evidence & Methods to increase patient outcomes.) read more …read more
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As CMS' chief data officer, Niall Brennan needs to tackle data transparency
As Niall Brennan steps into his role as the Center for Medicaid & Medicare Services’ first chief data officer, he should focus his attention on making internal and external data more available, according to Arien Malec. read more …read more
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Kaiser Permanente receives five 2014 eHealthcare Leadership Awards
Kaiser Permanente has received five 2014 eHealthcare Leadership Awards, including one of only five organizations to receive the highest honor for eHealth Organizational Commitment. …read more
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Will ONC ever see a budget increase?
With the recent passage of the Omnibus Appropriations bill in Congress, federal lawmakers sent a message to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Health IT still is not very high on our… read more …read more
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Telehealth helps OhioHealth reach remote stroke patients
For stroke victims, early treatment is paramount, but often care is hard to find for those living in rural and remote areas–but healthcare organizations are using telemedicine to change that. read more …read more
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ONC: Poor documentation mars adverse event reporting
An analysis of adverse events reported to two databases found a need for improved reporting, according to a blog post at Health IT Buzz. read more …read more
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Standardization proposed to improve patient matching
A paper published at Perspectives in Health Information Management calls for a nationwide patient matching strategy and describes elements to be standardized. read more …read more